Nature

6. Dense clusters of trees and vegetation, home to diverse wildlife.
7. A mountain with an opening, or vent, from which lava, ash, and gases can erupt.
9. Cascading water from a height, often found in mountainous regions.
11. Arid landscapes characterized by extreme heat, sand dunes, and minimal vegetation.
13. Cold, treeless landscapes with a layer of permanently frozen soil, or permafrost.
14. Land surrounded by water, ranging in size from small islets to large landmasses.

1. Vast saltwater bodies that cover most of the Earth's surface and support a wide range of marine life.
2. Sandy or rocky shores where the land meets the ocean or other bodies of water.
3. Tall landforms with steep sides and often covered in snow at higher altitudes.
4. Reef Underwater ecosystems formed by colonies of coral polyps, rich in marine biodiversity.
5. Large masses of ice and snow that slowly move, shaping the landscape.
8. Inland bodies of water, often freshwater, surrounded by land.
9. Cascading water from a height, often found in mountainous regions.
10. Flowing body of water that can vary in size from small streams to massive, meandering rivers.
12. Deep, narrow valleys with steep sides, often carved by rivers or erosion.